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2012 | 59 | 3 | 230 – 245

Article title

TRI VERZIE A TRI NOSNÉ DOMÉNY MODERNISTICKÉHO UMENIA

Title variants

EN
Three versions and three fundamental domains of modern art

Languages of publication

SK

Abstracts

EN
The goal of the article is to contribute the research into the European art paradigm of modernism and postmodernism. The author uses several examples to remind us of how contradictory the conditions, in which modernism in the arts were formed, were not only in relation to the production of that time and art history but also within itself. One of the consequences of the cognitively initial situation is also non-systematic terminology. Therefore the author defines the difference between the notions modernism, modern art and modernity, modern, modernist. She argues that it is linguistically and literary-historically more appropriate for the Slovak environment to use the term modernism being systematically in line with classicism, romanticism, realism as well as the forerunner of postmodernism. The three vertically formed figures, of modernity, which are subject, truth and power, are projected in three versions of modernism in the arts: 1. in the narrowest sense it is a specific national form (Catalan, French modernism), 2. in the more narrow sense it is a poetological and literary-historical connection of impressionism, symbolism and decadence (secession, or modern style, art nouveau, i.e. modern art), 3. in a broad sense it is a period of civilization and culture whose art style can be defined by the publishing of Baudelaire´s collections The Flowers of Evil (1857) at its beginning and the rise of computer revolution, virtual reality in the 1960s at its end. In order to illustrate the difference between modernism and postmodernism in the arts Pavel Vilikovský´s prose Dog on the road (2010) is used as an example.

Year

Volume

59

Issue

3

Pages

230 – 245

Physical description

Contributors

  • Ústav slovenskej literatúry SAV, Konventná 13, 813 64 Bratislava, Slovak Republic

References

Document Type

Publication order reference

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